[16:52] <timmy54321> hello
[16:52] <holstein> hey timmy54321
[16:54] <timmy54321> ive just got ubuntu studio anyone tell me any cool stuff i can try
[16:55] <holstein> what were you using before timmy54321 ?
[16:55] <timmy54321> standard ubuntu 9.10
[16:55] <holstein> OK
[16:56] <holstein> what are you interested?
[16:56] <holstein> in doing ?
[16:56] <holstein> audio/video?
[16:56] <holstein> graphics?
[16:56] <timmy54321> all
[16:56] <holstein> well
[16:56] <holstein> a couple things...
[16:57] <holstein> ubuntu studio is no different than ubuntu
[16:57] <holstein> its just ubuntu with extra software
[16:57] <timmy54321> apart from the default
[16:57] <holstein> meta-packages
[16:57] <holstein> !vanilla
[16:57] <ubottu> To install Ubuntu Studio on top of a vanilla Ubuntu install, read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/Installation
[16:58] <holstein> you can find these packages listed there
[16:58] <holstein> timmy54321: i would suggest starting with some graphics programs
[16:58] <holstein> the GIMP
[16:58] <holstein> icescape
[16:58] <timmy54321> cool
[16:58] <holstein> NOT that these are easy to use necessarily
[16:59] <holstein> BUT they are basically click-and-run
[16:59] <holstein> the audio end takes some configuring
[16:59] <timmy54321> are you in too your gameing?
[16:59] <holstein> i do games much
[16:59] <holstein> hmm
[16:59] <holstein> i DONT do games much*
[17:00] <timmy54321> oo i was about to say check out the linux equivalent to steam its called djl
[17:00] <holstein> i heard about it
[17:00] <holstein> you use it?
[17:00] <holstein> how is it?
[17:00] <timmy54321> yeah im using it now
[17:01] <timmy54321> its pretty good
[17:01] <timmy54321> downloads are with out fail theres games ive never seen for linux
[17:01] <holstein> http://en.djl-linux.org/
[17:01] <holstein> thats the deal right?
[17:01] <timmy54321> yeah
[17:02] <holstein> im doing some testing later today on a box
[17:02] <holstein> i'll try it
[17:02] <timmy54321> ok
[19:37] <patg> Wireless not working ubuntu studio 64bit macbook pro 4,1. boradcom drivers installed according to hardware devices. any help?
[19:47] <rlameiro> patg: wich kernel?
[20:00] <patg> um
[20:00] <patg> latest?
[20:00] <patg> I just downloaded and instaklled yesterday/todays
[20:00] <rlameiro> patg: humm
[20:00] <rlameiro> wich release, the 9.10?
[20:01] <rlameiro> with the RT kernel
[20:01] <patg> i think so
[20:01] <patg> ubuntu studio x64 9.10 1.5GB
[20:01] <rlameiro> because normally you will need to eneable proprietary drivers
[20:01] <rlameiro> ok
[20:01] <rlameiro> well
[20:01] <patg> i did thaTt
[20:01] <patg> boradcom drivers are active
[20:02] <patg> according to hardware manager
[20:02] <rlameiro> ok
[20:02] <rlameiro> so what is happening ?
[20:02] <patg> or whatever its called.
[20:02] <rlameiro> are you trying to connect and it doesnt work?
[20:02] <patg> nothing. I have a wired connection atm but when i pull up "network" i enable it, puyt in the essid and pass. then no joy
[20:02] <rlameiro> or it stays trying to connect forever?
[20:03] <patg> also there is no network applet in the top panel
[20:03] <rlameiro> hummm
[20:03] <rlameiro> that is strange
[20:03] <patg> it doesnt even flash the icon in the panel.
[20:03] <patg> it just says ok basically
[20:03] <rlameiro> i will advise you to install Wicd
[20:04] <rlameiro> but be carefull
[20:04] <patg> then nothing
[20:04] <rlameiro> download it first
[20:04] <rlameiro> dont use the normal ubuntu install
[20:05] <patg> sounds frightening
[20:06] <rlameiro> sudo apt-get install wicd
[20:06] <rlameiro> try it
[20:06] <rlameiro> if something goes wrong and you stay withou network
[20:06] <rlameiro> you can use the install dvd to reinstall the networkmanager
[20:07] <rlameiro> but maybe try to reboot first to see if its some weird block
[20:07] <rlameiro> patg: dont be afraid
[20:08] <rlameiro> reboot the computer, maybe it will help
[20:08] <rlameiro> i am not so expert in this matter, but normally Wicd is easier network manager
[20:09] <patg> how do i install just network manager from dvd?
[20:10] <patg> if it fails?
[20:10] <patg> also, how do I manualkly add network manager applet?
[20:15] <patg> this all worked fine under 32 bit GRRRR
[20:18] <rlameiro> patg: you need to add the cd to the synaptics package manager
[20:19] <rlameiro> then you search on the cd source for network manager and install it
[20:19] <rlameiro> patg: I am using 32 bits
[20:19] <rlameiro> the problems is taht the driver is proprietary, hence people cant build it for the platforms that are needed and make it work fine
[20:20] <rlameiro> this is not ubuntu/linux fault, but broadcom fault
[20:20] <rlameiro> patg: you could try to install the 10.04 beta iso
[20:21] <rlameiro> and see if it works for you
[20:21] <rlameiro> also it would help people testing it out and file bugs :D
[20:21] <rlameiro> well, i am going to install th beta now, cya
[20:22] <patg> is there a 10.4 beta for studio?
[20:22] <rlameiro> patg: yes
[20:24] <patg_> Where can I find?
[20:24] <patg_> (goin mobile) (iPhone)
[20:29] <patg_> Where is 10.4 beta studio ?
[20:33] <patg_> Can I upgrade to 10.4?
[20:53] <patg_> Would 10.4 even possibly fix my wireless issue? Is that more likely than a 32/64 bit issue?
[20:54] <patg_> (I was in here a short time ago)
[21:30] <patg_> patg: Would 10.4 even possibly fix my wireless issue? Is that more likely than a 32/64 bit issue?
[22:04] <patrick__> hello. I am wondering, is there anyone that can help me get wireless working? I am on a frsh instal of ubuntu studio 64bit on a 4,1 macbook pro
[22:05] <patrick__> no network manager applet, restricted hardware is reporting that the driver is installed (broadcom) and it worked fine under regular ubuntu 32 bit with studio packages on top of it
[22:07] <patrick__> ive done all updates, even manually added network details in network app. but in "network tools" app it says im using "lo" and that "eth0" and "pan0" dont exist
[23:08] <vlada> why do I get this error when trying to start "startBristol -jack -b3":
[23:08] <vlada> Requested Jack drivers, not compiled into bristol